Montreals Teesri Duniya Theatre recognizes the need for people to be able to tell their own stories. Since its inception in 1981, the theatre has produced over 65 plays by artists who are Indigenous and people of colour.

Every weekend, Brossard resident Diana Low would commuteback and forth over the Champlain Bridge with her children so they couldlearn Chinese language and culture. It was her only option. That is, until she and a few friends decided tostart a school of their own.

Noriko Suzuki could not have started her own business without support from her community.

Tamey Lau has been running Dragon Flowers on Bernard Street for over 35 years. As a single mother running her own business, she has built a sanctuary for herself, her family and her neighbourhood.

Luu founded Local 88 at the start of the pandemic to help Montreal's Asian community unite and find solutions together.